Thursday, May 6, 2010
An Attorney With Convictions
An attorney who was convicted of selling 20 Xanax bars to an undercover officer while facing bar charges for a third driving under the influence conviction has been recommended for disbarment by the Louisiana Attorney Discipline Board. The attorney, who had been placed on interim suspension, had contended that the conviction did not reflect adversely on his fitness to practice law. The board found a number of aggravating factors that included a lack of remorse and disdain for the disciplinary process. (Mike Frisch)
https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/legal_profession/2010/05/an-attorney-with-convictions.html
How do they expect a suspended lawyers to earn a living and feed their children if they aren't going to let them practice without a license (see "Sanction For Post-Suspension Practice Of Law" below) and sell drugs to undercover cops? Tut tut.
Stephen
Posted by: FixedWing | May 6, 2010 11:16:16 AM